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| Bones that their length is greater than width |
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| Bones that tend to have equal dimensions of height, length, width, cube shape |
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| Bones that broad surface but are not very thick |
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| Bones with a variety of shapes |
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| What are the 3 types of Fibrous joints |
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| Synarthrosis, Syndemosis, and gomphosis |
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| Suture joint, that has a thin layer of fibrous periosteum between the 2 bones- sutures of skull |
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| Ligamentous joint, ligaments and interosseous membranes holding the joint together |
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| Joint between a tooth and wall of its dental socket |
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| Either hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilage between two bones. Exp. Vertebral disk |
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| Cavity filled with synovial fluid within a sleeve like capsule. |
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| What is another name for synovial joint? |
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| Diarthrodial joint- allow free motion |
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| What is the shape of the joint that is nonaxial, joint motion, and example |
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| Plane-joint, Glinding- Motion, Intercarpals- ex. |
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| What type of joint is uniaxial, joint motion and example: |
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| Hinge& pivot- joint, Flex/ext & Rotation Joint motion, Elbow & knee |
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| What type of joint is biaxial, shape, motion and exp. |
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| Condyloint, Saddle- shape, flex/ext, add/abd, Thumb and wrist |
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| What is the type of joint that is triaxial, shape motion and exp |
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| Ball and socket- shape, flex/ext, add/abd, rotation- motions, shoulder and hip |
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| What occures in the sagital plane and frontal axis |
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| What occures in the frontal plane and sagital axis: |
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| Abd/add, radial/ulnar deviation, and eversion and inversion |
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| What happens in the transverse plane and vertical axis |
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| Medial/lateral rotaion, supination/pronation, right/left rotation, and horizontal abd/add |
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| movements are passive movements between joint surfaces done by passively applying exteranal force |
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| often found in acute conditions, soft tissue edema |
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| occures when movement produces considerable pain |
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| two bones forming a convex-concave relationship exp: metacarpophalangeal joint |
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| What is a sellar or saddle-shaped joint |
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| joint surface that is concave in one direction and convex in another |
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| What type of end feel at the end of knee flextion range? |
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| Soft tissue approximation |
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| What is it called when the orgin moves towards the insertion? |
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| Reversal of muscle action |
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| What is it when the muscle has the ability to shorten or contract when it has adequate stimulation? |
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| What is the muscles ability to stretch or lengthen when force is applied? |
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